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Supreme Court endorses Obamacare panel that requires free preventive care

Obamacare · United States

Supreme Court endorses Obamacare panel that requires free preventive care

56% Center coverage: 146 sources

The Supreme Court on Friday rejected a challenge to an Affordable Care Act provision that set up a panel to recommend preventive care services that insurers must provide at no cost to patients.See the Story

Potential Medicaid Cuts Could Lead to More than 16,500 Medically-Preventable Deaths Each Year: Study

Medicaid · United States

Potential Medicaid Cuts Could Lead to More than 16,500 Medically-Preventable Deaths Each Year: Study

50% Center coverage: 16 sources

Oregon Ranked Third Worst State for Hepatitis C Deaths

Oregon Ranked Third Worst State for Hepatitis C Deaths

Coverage: 4 sources

While there is no vaccine available, it is treatable with proper medication.See the Story

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Potential Medicaid Cuts Could Lead to More than 16,500 Medically-Preventable Deaths Each Year: Study

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Potential Medicaid Cuts Could Lead to More than 16,500 Medically-Preventable Deaths Each Year: Study

BREAKING: Supreme Court Rules on Health Care, Taxation, and Parents' Rights - Liberty Nation News

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

By Liberty Nation Authors Health Care vs Religious Freedom The Supreme Court ruled 6-3 on Thursday in Kennedy v. Braidwood Management. The case challenged the structure of a task force in the Department of Health and Human Services that recommends preventive services insurers would be required to cover without charging patients extra. As Liberty Nation News Legal Affairs Editor Scott D. Cosenza, […]Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States See the Story

MAGA Murder Bill: CBO: "8.2M Will Lose ACA Coverage!" Wakely: "Hold

Tue, 06/24/2025 - 10:17amA few weeks ago, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) issued their official projection of just how much damage the combined effect of the House GOP's budget reconciliation bill (officially the "One Big Beautiful Bill Act") would cause to healthcare coverage in the U.S.: Over 16 million Americans would lose coverage, over half of whom (~8.2 million) are currently enrolled in ACA exchange plans. If this happens, it would …Republican Party · United States See the Story

Many patients still pay for colonoscopy prep, despite coverage mandate

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Open for public comment: AGA guideline on pharmacologic management of moderate-to-severe Crohn's disease

To be published this winter, our new living guideline will provide comprehensive, patient-centered recommendations for the pharmacologic management of moderate-to-severe Crohn’s disease.As part of our guideline development process, we invite you to review this draft guideline and share your feedback during the public comment period. Guideline documents for review:GuidelineTablesSupplemental materialsClinical decision support tool – advanced ther…United States · United States Read Article

AGA journals receive new Impact Factors

The latest Journal Impact Factors have been released, and AGA is proud to announce that our journals have maintained their exceptional standing.Gastroenterology – 25.1Clinical Gastroenterology and Hepatology (CGH) – 12.0Cellular and Molecular Gastroenterology and Hepatology (CMGH) – 7.4Techniques and Innovations in Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (TIGE) – 0.9 Gastroenterology, AGA’s flagship journal, received an Impact Factor of 25.1. The journal mai…Maryland · Maryland Read Article

Legislative watch: How will the "Big Beautiful Bill" impact GI?

President Donald Trump’s “Big, Beautiful Bill,” recently passed in the House, could affect GI practices in key ways:Allocates $8.9 billion for Medicare physician payment cuts and ties future payments to a percentage of the Medicare Economic Index, which measures Medicare inflation. However, it doesn’t address the 2.8% cut that took effect on Jan. 1. While linking future payments to inflation is a step in the right direction, it falls short of pr…Donald Trump · United States Read Article

New opportunity for training programs

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RFK Jr. removes all members of CDC panel advising U.S. on vaccines

52% Center coverage: 151 sources

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Monday said he is “retiring” all 17 members of a crucial government panel of vaccine advisors. “A clean sweep is needed to re-establish public confidence in vaccine science,” Kennedy said in an opinion piece in the Wall Street Journal on Monday. Robert F. Kennedy Jr. · United States See the Story

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